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  Sailes, and lets .

  
° ' , The Morne.Llikc*a rccoverin _ﬁck man) lookﬁ
fort with It Emg comparablim,
~ -~ ‘ ' " A F (nor its fullcﬁ receipt um
that lzgbt the 1}? 15 Cainblc 0 ar   _ I A  A - .
‘ht fatisfying thcﬁft H art_ of a fcnﬁblo C1‘#atu1:C..) yet it“
fecms'd'rc1:1 inia fuller lanty, bccaufe It appcalf-‘S aﬁﬁ-‘ {O

ya‘; 3 ftorme. This dubious dmleijlmmfe prefents our PIC”-

fcnt Aﬁions confufcd, like their [toms if wovcn in A7744‘,

“  A J V ii the lmottcdout-tide :”or as if an aﬁritﬂi’
2?: to rcadcnrhern in afmallpriﬁfo Hﬁfc WC

- ‘ ~  A b tAFfaircs bcing mana-
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owncto us a fjrringing Twz- .
lzglat ;WhiCh though faint and t/am,yct after‘
{'0 tlaiclz a darkncffc (as of late years hath».
icurtailfd o’rc this gland) brings much com«- A

yoldffeézie, Qgele gezzeelezme e/i‘ mi/ye’ quiet in teneérek ﬁe

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feth a Birth that {hall terminate our edezepﬂtiegand grovvlto a
ﬁrengch able ‘to elzfelozzel our long mgbt : That thefe new-
bereee-mye: will geld our fa””clned hearts, and Alarm.‘/b o’re our
deulleriﬂepes. If then hitherto we have been wilfullyblmel 5
let not our eyes prove enemies to usﬁill; butlet us rather
teare out that tlzzekﬁlme to make ufe of this beneﬁciall Pre-
ﬁeé’z‘.- And perhaps if this Day-break lend us but to much
light as to lead us into a petlgour going forward may happily
bring us to our name eleeres. To the attaining of which won-
ted bleﬂing, this early lzglztipromifeth faire, and feemes to
degree it felfe by the more noble ﬁerprzﬁz/l,becaufe fo unexpe-
étedly let inu on us. For feeing it enables us already to di-
ﬂinguiﬂi the égngit of our appearing comfort: from the mi-
ﬁry of pejl mzxlfortzmes, let us make ufe of it to further the
one, though wegcannot remedy the otheig and by dete/ling the
nether: of our weer, make way to reere;ametl1e_ﬁ'22ﬂ72er of our
beppzeeeffee. In expeétance of which future goocl,let us create
toour {elves this prefent benefit, to fummon all our power:
and feeeeltie: into our Eyes, (calling them there to councell)
and then they will the better fatisﬁe our judgement .- though
on the fud den our t/zeugbts are mrue/I ’e1 into diforder, becaufe
burthened with hepegﬁeezres, eleeehts, eleﬁresa Ijfze/jﬁieiem», and
emezgemeiets; like wezterseforfaking that ey —elzte which the tin?
skilful Drezymrs ofthefe times, ‘drew them into, and aretryt-i
ing fevera-ll Channel; to returne to their right ftreame. This
glimmering light thus hopefully alluring us the reftauration
of a Day, we may be all patjtakers of the beneﬁciall happi-
nefl"e thereof ifwe pleafe. But how welcomelto the Royal!
Jmrtie, (whofe tedious habitationin fuchan imprifqned [bade
have often forcfd them to ﬁgh out that complaint offood
ea .9)
None can more truely know, fave thofe whofedef erate and
Weiglity 7i¢z_7ferie:,haVc made them more capable offihe worth

of‘

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of folatfge ailzlef€'z'ng..j The expeélatlan whereof; is plyeizfanty; .

but our frmitioyn W076 pleafimt; what now zzouri/bet/2 our
jfringing hopes, {hall then icronme our full grown enjoyment.
In the rneane time let us (like the pleafed birds) fo-rfake thefe
long confined neflst to prune our dull and unrefrelhed
tlaouglzts ,‘ and with our cheerfulleﬁ note: thank Heaven for
this Dazyéreak. ‘ . A o e y   I ,  
And that we may let a greater value upon the pramzfea’ day,
let us reﬂeét a little upon our pa/i‘ night; where we may fee
our St!” totally fwallowed up by alarknqfjia, and our Moon wa-
ding through an emzlow Eclipfe ; Star: of the ﬁrll mdgﬂlfltde
maskt o’re with clomls, and thoufands of ourﬁxea’ lamp: be-.
come mazzdrmg Palzmet: .- our chiefeﬂ: T zzper: puft or fnuﬁ:
out, or elfe lmtlxowid in an imprzfmm’ dzmgeozz. In fine, (to

- our difcomfort) we may behold our Glories blurr’d , and all

our comfort: Tami-ﬂied. But happy we,if this Twl-lig/at ulher
us the way to View a glzmffe of our former conditiomperhaps
it may lead us to a fuller profpeéhwllere we may fee the Glo-
ry of this Nation gro vvne u to the top of the ﬂnre, and Hap-
pz'my]"e dreﬂ: in her fullelt Dllflﬂl, where pleafures were pre-
fented with a towrlng deli ht, and our Gardens wanted no
beautifull trimming.   W 10 ; rew wllﬁbl/7: when any quefii-
on’d our Title ofprefcriptlan or Proﬂeritjgand thought Hea-
-ven did us much injury to fue Forth a Writ De execlltlqne“1)e-

cretzk for the poﬂefﬁon of that we had enjoyed Time out _of

mind .9 But alas ! petnitious weed: grew up with thefeﬂowers,
0mm: in prlwiplti ‘vititlmﬂetlt. We Cqzmm gfomr, cirmmtvolatg

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were too, happy and praml, which made us wanton, and lo! in
inaninﬁant wzlfzlll Rcfolzltlon drawing.the.Czmaine, theﬂoxmgs
of ouirfelzcity were ﬁraight forgot,&' mm: 22022 amt 1712: law»: tr
Suchifruit as our ind'uPtrious S zlmmer nourilht , our deﬁroyr
ing Winteryhath utterly perifht : and yet we doc not feelingly
deplore our m2bappip«':f]."c,l as the» depth ofit.exaL5ts.1- ..An<;1
 e  e a p A 3 though

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in though an eternal! and ,ncvcr-fading yaw}: fccmed to be

confcrfd upon. us , as the Gad: did upon Prometheus oﬁl

fpring, yet wt (like them) fooliihly cntruftedirhis ibountcausi
gift to the ﬁlly A_;]é,who for adraui ht ofwidtcr fold it to “Ser;

‘perm. Nor ﬂtaid we here at this 10 c, for out further imp;-0..
vidcncc gained us the title ofiadoptian to Epimerb¢m,whcn we
fo grcedily accepted of Pzmdom’: proﬂituted 13’ox,which (ha-
ving as rafhly opened) let out all misfortunes upon us ;(on"cl'y
we had fo much difcrction to rctainc Hope in thebot;ome.)For

  at the ﬁrﬂ ‘view ofthefcilatc Trouble: , how falfc did our bu» . V

morous and purblind eyes fcefand yet rcnounciiig th'cm,what
d~cceitful«l and perverfe /Iwffacles havt we cvcr ﬁncc truﬁcd -3
How did we fuﬂicr our m:fcl2z'ef:s to iftea1cf_in.upOn us like an
H eéfick Fcasver (that in the. beginning Was dzﬁﬁtult to be 411'-
fvawreag and eaﬁe to be avoided,  at length bccamci more
eaﬁly knpnme, and lmrd:/r t9 «bc cured: ) and which , jictmmda
ﬁqnitur :md2zm,11kciwa‘ter in the fza, one throng’d into the

% ncckofanotl1cr.i   At what a rare" did we: hire a Wu¢,and.how

many vaﬁ fummcs did we bring in» to throw away? ‘

i i ....i.........neque mim lz2cul’z$:"comit4nTtz'5w- imr

Adcaﬁm Talwlw-9 paﬁt4édi‘lnd‘i§tm arm. “  

A A  r.aﬂi1y~did wt mm down» our m1l—gronm eizlfpinéfﬁ’ f’
 how haﬁiiy did we aénzabuigtc Qur fat’-ﬁr “ glories *1‘
.How~d'id'wc ﬁwne at that precious jéwdl, 19:45: ?- and dig-—

«,g5;1i*g«ri*rsGwaw‘e,  ‘ail’ that M: mulad can ‘cm: cart f in ~iii1:»'.‘.' V
How did we chaﬁ:  [elves mm dcftruéhbn Wit :1 ﬁ5a:{vn.ad-
 1 we

 «( TWA nixe) incvzcri licking  ichcclc the mim 1

“fcilvr but {elves mm‘ braid V‘ an«d;c':irc$ bcyond: recovery if and

than  g2:iinﬂrthc~:ydc (thriving ta break thofc>thrca:-

 nraamﬁiinto ihowgmat.  Thath it intitiulcd us M.’

 mt  our sin mo d1;lWc#»bcingioffd:nd¢d 
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  are glory oftoo height a in, -2 How did we com 5 tiﬁng
and prodigious Mame, ywhofe borrowed ligbt__ onely led us to i
an emweariedldeﬂruéfion *3 Fuel: that we were 1 to ruﬂi into a ,\

Quarrell in the-iDark," when our ignerzzmdealt :b1owes woun-
dedfrieml: as well asfoe: :Had our Swords been deliberate-
l}run{heath’d, (__and in the Day ) they might have difcerntd

the true yap oﬁte or” known theway to their eacefullr 3645- e

bards; S e ‘jam Serfezxtum major tjoncarziizz .- r w ilft contefting
for T rzﬂe.r,and ruihing into theﬁm} unadvifedly, in how ma«
my {ad and dc[truétiveDz'l_emm4’:l1ave our aftonifht thoughts
been bound 2' What perilous and unknown C04/Z5, Roe/ex,
"Flaws, Sands, andyslmllmveginythis troubled Ocean, hath this
ddr/med tempejl driven us u on 1' afo that indeed we feem’d
loft to allfelieity :, yet veri y we lwueﬂeen the wonder: of the
Lord in their great dee  And truly our dzﬁzjter: may not un-
ﬁtly be parallcld wit tlieraging Seeer, who are running and
roaring with unreﬁftable orce, and which every Minute
threatens inevitable ruine ;* but thanks be to that proteéfing
Imzd which hath fufpported many of our unweildy barker,
making the fidelity 0 that Element fully manifeft in their pre-

  femmm, and fafely convey’el them to a“pi'omiﬁng-fecure-

Harbour.   .

The confeﬂ" ed truth is, our profjm-it} was great, and we fo
fully peﬂﬁ of it, that ( hadwe been as ezrcm/pee; as cere-
[eff e ) we might imagine adrve2ﬂty,could not be far off; which
when it came (and comming fo unexpeétedlly) did more
roughly difpoﬂeﬂe us-of the 6/eﬂings weinjoy’d5 then ifwc

  hadmet it with a prepared bofome.

- But. our night it approaclfd, and“ like that ofPenelope’:
hath ravelfd and undone allthat our day did weave -,a mg/at !
;( though night: be common and elzirkmﬂie familiar to us, yet

; -t hislwe. may wellibcliow a maeéelef t}pon) which overvvhelm’d _
us in fuch efolid d.zr‘kne]]"e; eermgpz olcolleéted ", that indeeti

ll:

qger belief L giving to thefe falﬂeﬁres and credit of morning

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it was felt; becaujfethe ﬂmeleel n*mntle,j’w'as falnlednfoinany
elonlle. ’ i   p _‘     ‘t  v
A. ,T‘he{e i tliltk /bade: made ~ us rlanguilh evenytoi the utmoft
gn/]2e, duringwhich, if we law any lz'gle,,tt’at all, ’tw‘as terille
as lzghtning, and fatal! asiaicomet; never appearing, but at-
tended with deltruétive t/anneleryz which left nothing behind
but a feellelylew, eln/1 t and  laeéwy asa melnncnollyfnnfe expi-

ring in a for/eet. ’Tis true, that now and then, though our ,

elonels were loezeleel with fucl1lcont'ra&7ed_jlmde, yet they affor-
ded a few feeming lentj-its, and opened the way to fome ﬂa-
ming Meteors appearance 5 but immediately :lerein"el them aw
gain, ( and therein became friendly to us ) lei’: our over—ea—-
ﬁery, ) fhould lend us, hopes: of an a proaching hvyligbl,
which yet they were not pleas’d to ifcover, nor unlock
thofe early elere:,for our long imprzfoneel Snn to {hewi him-
During thefe weightyn/ﬂiélioizs, nothing feexned to mg»
rzoflzedte out ruine fo much as the eleﬁniring lzezzrts we carried
about us; becaufe fortnne continued fo conftant to her
ﬂtonmerg yet alas ! that onely was in regard lheliada long
while ufcd us to them. But the fame skill that feztzkﬁed us
how ourpro/yberity was ’ma'intain’d, might have foretold us of
the approaching danger, Nay, yet we may thereby forefee
our deliverance ifwe will not live in refolv’d lzlinelnefl. And
time it is, ﬁnce’tis our {elves that mine our felves, we can
charge none elfe with tl1C-gtllll. All our glory, wealz‘/J, pre»
/jzerity, l9el])pl7Zt?jﬂ.’, conzformandfelioities, nay the choice of
blellings, Pence! haveibeen buried in a grave of our owne
elzggizag .~ and upon which no other monument muff be ere-

cted, then the broken and fcattered pyles of our owne mines. a

Our former daies were tl1ewl.2z'tei paper, and our ﬁrve yeares
nrgln, the t/IE: of our {ad Tragedies, written thereon not in
' y  Inlet’,

  gave Law to gfujlloe, and what olaade/line projeétst like

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fake, but in Blood 5 making up the Volume ofourpait and

prefent age : in which ( without Spee'2‘aeleo) we may read 4
the faddeﬂ loﬂe: ever came to a people. Never was Age fo  

-thick (own: with the venemous jpawae ofcovill dzfeerz-  

tion, which (like Caa’rmo:iTeeth ) immediately produced
whole troups ofﬂela deft”!  who ( had they been wife)
lhould ratherhave imployed their Tongue: in‘ licking,
tl1entheirTeetb in biting fuch deep wounds. Anfor ja-
erilegiom Imps, nature , nor liberty ever yet ‘produced

their equall. How many boafe: of God have they ele/lroyeel _.

in the Land 1 nay; what C/oareb y is it that hath fcap’d
plzmalermg 2’ Surely they that violate the place of God:
dwelling can never truly bonoar /aim. And as the T emple:
of'Goel fo the Temple: of the Holy Gbojl (lay’d up there
in a fall: repo/2) have fuffered pillaging. Having not fpa-A
red to {trip the dead of fuch robes, as Klara band: had drefl
them in,‘, to let Pojlerit} know them y their Momomeatr;
nor forborne to ran/aek them of their meaneft elot/oer,
their bare Cofﬁm ;. leaving no Epitaph but (what they
could not take away ) the blond} Veiae: in the remaining
tﬂélarblee

c/'1/lozzameiats were ereéted to reform and perpetaalte
n the memories and noble allzom o fuch as have lirved bo-

noarably, and elieol vertaoufly, andpno lefle then a condem-
nation to the Gallies, or grinding at the Mill did our pru-
dent he/Imzoeflors impofe upon the Violator: thereof, be-
caufe the on’ n’ce was reputed a crime infamom, and e-"
quall to Perjury; and the ofendoar guilty both of Tbeft
and Saerileelge .- But Ileave thefedeedsof elarkne/fe, to
be punifhed by the Prince eofdarlzmjfe, and proceed.

We have now at length by wofull and dear~bought

cxperiem.e.found,i What private Maebiviliarz power it was

the

the pcizoom mobile) gave motion to thefe multitude: ofmi ..l
cJa’z‘cf. ~ As fotvoufr Lam, like thofe whereof‘Tocitm com»
plains, zzmlzdo lcgzmo rw.xilio,rqom oi; flmbjtoo, poﬂrcmoc
Pegzmia tzméolmzctor, they afford no fecur1ty,bc1ng iway’d»
hither andthithct by mzglot, amobi.tio;o,and carroo,otz"on. All
that is now left us,is,tofﬁt do:am,j& mcmlzcreup our former
bleﬂirzgs : Apoor com ort ! to look back upon theft, and

t fbxwmdwgipon approaching mzferic: .- fo that we may in-.

forcedly ery out in that patheticall exclamation, o‘ nor c-
ﬂesfonteo lacrimorzom ! what is become of you ye foom---
, mm: of more: ! are you dried up by theyprecclmzg of

lmrdroec! beam ? or converted into blood, by the cracking

of the eye-{ﬁrings s’ but our hopes, are, that our forroov:
andprcﬂiorc: arc 5/em‘ol up to their /rig/oc/1‘ pitch, and itch-
ing _ﬁngcrs‘being unwilling to leave them at that _/fay, the
other wind may perchance break thcﬂring; and fo give
frecdomc to an efcczpe, from a foo po_[cd»ioce'vzt4bl_e—ruinc.
And. then (as mm ‘fhews t_ can true cvolooationyof that
thing, ouruncxarnined enjoyment made too ohco ) when
we are afforded fo much light to fee what we MVC fo
long loft, furc we {hall more eiteem its return them when
we pcyf it-, and probably improve it to abettcr advan-
tage; For, Dulce oﬂooomcn paczls (fr res ipfo jzcrqzmm fa oz...
ram, fweet is the name and healthfull the nature ofblef»
fed Pure. But it will never appear in out Hori5(ooo,' till
our K2'ngly_.S'wo arife again, upon whofc Glory it waits as at
near attendant which will notbe long now : for this Na»
tion when jboﬂcdout of a regular courfe by any former
diﬁempcrs,like thec.wand:ring'2oeodlcnever ‘left trembling,
till it had fetled it felf ‘upon the poimr of tﬂlonzzrcloy, to
which it nlaturally owes aﬁwon. Yet to 1' uch who mur-
imer at the Smzlcopaee, lobferved, in the carriage on of

 fuch a dzﬂgne as’ the reﬂaawtion ofa Cronmes and who

. n impatiently

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im " atiently ftudy to adde wittg:to'a difpatch, or lead on
the e affairesin a more direét path ; let them know, ‘aibil
diétafaeilittt, Men may fooner projeéi‘ then execute; .-nor
may every prejeéliea be attempted, or every attenept, par;
fa’d. That time is ﬁttefl: which Heaven ap oints,and ea-
jiitefe is then ripe, when the decree is ready to, go fa)»;/y,
Nay,if we rightly conﬁder,we may highly prize the ﬂow
progrelle this dawning makes 5 and think our happineﬂe
the more furely founded, when the day breaks on us Gra-
eiatim. Sudden ﬂaﬂiet affri hr with /eerrer, and portend

ﬂier: gloriegwlxen as a T mi igltt that hath a tlegreeing ap-

pearance promifeth a fereize and quiet Day.“ Should a
e/'1/[erialiarz lajier now Tttﬂ) in upon us, it might a’a{le us
with an ioropowerfulleri btmjfe; andternpt us beﬁde
our truﬁyt gar/9, For jeitﬁ ile forte deflrait feaﬁtm, too
ﬂzrong an a j eel vanqulfhcth the ﬁght, and may perhaps
elaafle us into a deluded precipitation. We have an old

_ Adage, (and the feldome faile of verity) that (many

times ) the ftlrt e/t may akettt, tic the tzeareﬂ waybome .-

’ Catmcel: manaocd by a leifarelﬁfregrefiioa ( if conceal’d)

thrirve be/Z‘; though I confe e execution and 'a’i/jzate/'2
tihouqld be driven on with a nimble banal. Let us not then
aﬁiift our Iiepeg ‘by fearing they are aver-liagereag but
wait with a patient expeﬁat,ion offraitiea in its ripeft fea-

aifon. ‘What eﬁizfaetions have interveenfd, weare behol-

ding to London for, -who miiht lono etc this (had they
been conipofed of anything ut a’i Jeyall earth and per-

ﬁeliem bafeaeﬁit ) have put faire for the re-inﬂating of

 Hi: Maje‘ ,and fer a happy p.erioel,to oursrand their own
long mi .—fhrtttne:. But that City muﬁfmart, yetyagaittea

and at l ire! time 5 that prottelffity ! »vhiehsbeingffcaecdun7
der the p£'q;tinoft'ia[l, and favou;j’d (- above all)UW:ltpl1y a
eonftant perpendicttlar ray 5 was nevercontented,til1 it

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DAY—LIGHT.

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Printed in the Y_Ca1”¢a 1 6 4- 8‘

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  had J p;'ele’d a quarrel]. with a Cr me ofi'too.muchiﬁmmer_;,

and foic’d‘tl1e’Saa more Nort i azardfronn it 5 but ‘us no
matter‘, its iagIratit‘t_ia'el1ath line: i been frq/f-izipt with a
multitude ofcoldeﬂ mi/Erie: .- and fenﬁbl y felt the {mart
of a perifhin wiieter. For, how many of its Inhabitants
‘likeFz"/lace, ﬁft on a dry Ihore, have perilhed 2’ when
Ha Majeﬂy ”( Iikea wave) remov’d,. and how many fair-

  fpredflowers in that royall Garden; (like the ﬁlelitrapian)

{hrunkin their leave: when He departed .2’ ’Tw_as appa—

“rent by the eoarfes of thofe ruinous Tenants, that they

took to themfelves Leaﬁv: for many Lives without im-
peachment of maﬂ, but they will prove but T exam: at
will : and now their ,La72d—l0rd: are about to out them,
iris to no purpofc to . keep a forcible Deeeyaar. No, not-
withﬂanding their combination and league with that hor-

rid alarlmeﬂe which hath blaﬂed the face of this King- T

dome’; and by which united elofemjfe they becamea
Cloyﬂer for crimes, and aﬂoaafe to ycovcr.S,zfm  i i i «
' mmmt ‘qiei imigirum in candida rzJertmit,_
,°Zaee':faez'Ze eji aelem eaaa’aee2_~e,ﬂamina, partear.

 
j‘ ii(ﬂ/ldﬁbllvlillidﬂi ! whofe elazedefiine contrivements have
rack?! us into a let/aargy, and led us into i thofe bloudy-
Hiaa’ yPat/9: ; which had we had our eye: open, no _/irata-
gem (how plauﬁble foever) could ever have drawne us
within its aoofe. Ambiriaiajpirit: .' whofe end was their
owne oppaleaey and greatmﬂe, and our indzgeaeea and 'va_,/3

falage. Pilates, and Herod: ! (for magna inter molle: cone
caidia) whofe bloudy wnfederacy, cruciﬁed Cbrzﬂ afrelh

in his Members. owlex ! what will nowibluih and vanifh

; to behold the light, which muﬂ betray their bafeneﬂe;

but indeed thefe fons of Ter?vz‘al2_ were too hard for us,
' i A i ‘ yet

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yet the 'uj2i§-ceofﬂmxein is moft remarkable "5 forthougah

zthroug their dark praéiifes, our gtorious Sun became

Eclz'}>:’d, yet have they fuffered for want of his inﬂuence‘ .~
Though the Culmzmting bold-fac’d Moone hath ufurp?d
the ‘regal! lyoufe ever ﬁnce, yet how lharply the re-inesof

ether’ Government hath cu'rb’d them,‘ all yet miferably feel.

Czgpam pmzapremit Comes. i e a

nd now if ever they mean to beﬁwed, the chief “.¢1r- ‘

title of their Creed muff be in their Sum afcenﬁon into
Glory 5 and the next intheir Mame: olefcenﬁoiz into Hell :
Their only hope muﬁ refh in this, that when this worlds
bright Eye appears again, he will look upon them,’ with
‘his wontedwmpaﬂian 5 to thaw the icy cold thathath be-
numm’d them into ayfenﬂeffeﬂupidity, and {tifned them
into ‘Rebellion ; andto difperce amonglt them his ufuall

  nourilhing inﬂuence. But the truth is, they have little de-

ferv’d for largea bleﬂing as his return, who have fo long
while unmask’d his favours, and put on a 'vi1{fzrd 5 and in
Ptead ofrendring a pleaﬁd cauizrenzmce, return’d an zm-
gmtefuil! menace. However I cannot altogether blame
the Generality , though omner emzrcm biéum‘, not too
ihar ly cenfure the fate of things, when _prefented' to ma-
nyt roughafalfe Glaffe. ’Tis charity, makes m'e'foten—
ider herein, and iwithall I cannot but remember that of
Ovid : ’ ” ' I I

_Pareitep4—m'orum dz'ﬁ‘2mder'eerim-en ‘imvmner; I

. I know, and c‘onf'e{l'e,- Dz’/paragmcms are I quickly fire-' —

rIaim’d, but not fo eaﬁly retrirv’d tliataﬁzﬁion and dif-
like are like the two "ends of at Proﬂzeéfive gla I egwhere
the one lej]})m,~ and the other mulrzplm. S2‘ y S-axle: !*
their deluded tmder ending and groﬂez'gnorame,. made
many of them cen]¢{2t*'z’ow'; but fuch= as thought by de-

M   B 3 A “ trailiazz

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~=tmJ2‘im to beefieemed wzfe difcovcred thein1‘el-vcs..thc
' moﬁ maliciousfaals, What dark znﬁnaatiba: were .n€*ru’cl

into execution,   todiﬁnount that we :3: reverlmtelﬂzét Ma-

’ jeffy ijulﬁly held over His Subjeéts hearts 1' How many

loaf: conceptions were }75z'-zfd 'in”w4f1I1{‘[}9 minds 9: their‘-bafer

' Tongues ufurping the Bedle: 14]]: 5   fuch wetethe venome

of élzzfpkemom zaéautbs, and the undutifulneffe of reéécllzh
~w: pramptemlbut ’tis naturall for Dog: to i bark againﬂ:

~ the M00776 ; and thofe difcreet judgmentsthat had taken

a Pi/I for this contagion, were not to be accounted unhap-n
py: for my {elf (as Horace in another cafe) A
,,‘Zzzodc'ung7;. oflendit mibj ﬁceincredulm adz‘;

I have much wonder’d whence thefc idetraﬁiaa: ﬂiould
fpting 2’ unlelfefrom the receipt of too large ﬁzwaur: :
and indeed when men he-come .R2!ﬂkr1¢[7t'.$'3*th€l1'~ gratitude
oft-times converts todiifcemrteﬁes. riBut ’tis more won-
derfull to. conﬁder how fo many qwiwcrs of fcandalous
arrow: -have been emptied out againﬂ:  L.9l/Izzje/?y',’» who
yet ﬁandingllike the unpic.-rc’d maréle, hath /7aatter’d them
all: i which to mention is not fo ﬂeas to rake together
and burne; lei’: their ﬂrlinters fhould nmmcle poﬂerity,
who perhaps may want tl‘lC“agCS-_ftl1'Uc," «w'{. a full and vi-

.ﬁble. confzmztitm  fhould any of us indfute fon narrow an

i:zqm]z'tion into oum&ion:,. I feare wefhould be found
guilty of corrupt tinﬁures, our bafer mettal: are too full
ofdroﬂé, buthis Gold hath retum’d out of the crucible
withoutnmfl. Andiyet (6 incomparable magnzmimity .')

i though foabuﬁvely‘ a’r3tmé?ed,i doth oifer toimake him.-

felfe altogether incapable of fututei rervmge, and what
wounds thefe multiplied injuries have feemed to i make;
his ‘ not takinganotice hath fully mreja.’;ot elfe his for»

-3-irzxczzcfﬂe {hall weate out the fair. i  

lean parallel H i: zmfortzmate Majcfly to none more ﬁt

( I3)
ly, then to that rcfolute and couragious Athenian Soul-l
diet.-, who being Vanquifheci in a naval? ﬁght, layed
hold of one of his Enemies Ships, -and when his rzglxt
/24;ed.tvas cut oﬁi held faﬂ by the left, and when that was
choptoff, Inaintain’d his hold with his '1' eet/9. So Hie Mez~
jejiy, loﬁng His own 1/lrmy, betook Hisitruﬁ to the em.
ﬁde-Seot, that tmﬁleff e and hypocritical! refuge; where
loﬁng ( asit were, His right heme!) He held up His intere/f
with the Independent, who as pegﬁdeouﬂy lop: off the left
alfo 5 and left (to every judgment) no appearance of
fezrvirzg relief; and yet we fee He. Pcill preferves His life and
izztegrzty with His refewe .- a conﬁezizt re/olzeptz'tm,wl1ich
ﬁnewing with unweakned rzerfves, heholcls them tuggz'72g,
mzwearieel, and zmrematfd .: fharpning the one to m/vet
His abzlitiesfor all oppoﬂrs, and fveetning the other to
oppofe what His ﬂed fate hath too prodigally furnifhed

Him with. unkind fgrtm! why-halt thou deal: {'0 un:-H

kindly with Him in dealing His Cam’; ‘'1’ that if difcrect;
and wary refolutim had not made Him a; good Game/fer,i
the Set had’ been irrecoverably loft. But His God is the
fame He was at the begz'mai2zg,p and new (as then) hath

brought light out of ddrkneﬂey. His Majefty is become"  

ha imeerl   by His zmlza  in If and the are His
mggrtuhes t at haveeproclaiii”d-heroic/e«wo}ith. Pen-
chance we had never taken notice oftheluﬂre of His wzf
dame, ~ppbu;t through thisblaclt “}3'elz'€»et.- nor of Histieven
carriage’ in His finkingaeliverﬁtiesi _f e ut» by‘ the rough mg-
peringhof the furl} nzzzrzmu His pﬁlen-t patiezaeeidifcovered‘
Hismjurie: more fully, then perhaps His-publickl cam‘:

pI.u'22t.c; woul)d,Hand fo juﬂza temper in it all acaédemsrdid i

never appear ina ,  éecﬁ met them as
geilding wool! % dot l ;th’eﬁ1‘Olte of ; iron 5;  1Sea‘::mOfe'

noble ?uIé3‘ary.~ that gainidlbyseppqﬁtiaaef : ;N}ay_;, of all-:

4w62'erie.t:

o   (I4)  
rvi62‘oriet,His,muﬂ needs be the gtcatellfor He hath cen«-
quer'd His patience, and having laid a fozmolation upon fo
firme atz/ertue, Hisgreameffe rear’d thereon cannot fall,
efpecially having the fupport of many other. But now to
conﬁder with what admirable con_/tam} He hath wea-
t/;vor’a’ out this time ofdttranoe, tiring his adwrfaric: with.
complying ﬁtﬁerattoe, ( making his fweet returns furer
then golden bait: to catch them with )lePc earneﬂ oo;mjla-
tioa might {trike their _/harpned lzooke the deeper into his

ﬁolos. All the provocation: he hathbeen continually all
fau1t‘edt(*which to a jlatking fury would have proved like
be//owes) could ‘never traniport him in his loweft eiiate,
nor quicken him into any {harp return: .4 and when new
tortures were found outfor his patience, they proved but
as F 1‘C‘ll1 ii7'[’itC773e7¢t55 to .coatrac"t’ and knit it more firm and
ﬂr-onger; and this ’twas made his re olgotiotz more folid
and oomparff. Brieiyr, like a wife Play ztiaa, he converted
all their poyfonous rag: into ‘a maataaozg quality. And
therefore the te“atePc crime for which his reozfér Adver-
ifaries fcoft at im, was, for being (like t at antient Gre-4
oiart Patriarch) ﬁngly fo good and piotot, in to had and jm-
pious times: when tam-ooat vice: were to univerfally in
-faihion. 1))ul'._t‘hc'fC His Primal} «vertues”ofjaﬂite, wzjdom,
clemency, courage, and devotion, have proved all aft’;/lam:

“to Itrengthen him in the /aaﬂle of thefe-tong;/;‘atioa:, and

‘moi’: fure clue: to ileadi-him out of fodi cult Maﬁa:
‘Nay! his‘7und:;1'*unted refolutionsn,‘ ‘like the Ea lo, fear’d
not to encounter the loud-tong-ai’dTlsa}2aler‘, a~nEiconfron~—
ted that quarter of Heatven; where lzgbtiting and tom.-

.

eff imoﬁraged: witneﬂe thofe many fpurns of Forum: 4

~ ewhast recneived; and~thofeip_ma,nyﬂooo2(-s of envy he hath
‘endured, and-yetecontinuespfafe and whole. a His azzﬁlomc

hath becnifo great that the ifubtill iserpeati cannot out- r

ﬁrip

(I 5)  
flrip, and his innoceiacefo fpotleile, ~ that the Dave: is not
more. In the generality of his 4372035 he hath appeared a-
bove the ordinary 107/c//.Ol‘Pyri2¢icc'!, like a moft noble.

ﬁvmhcon, upon which only the Almighty hath bla{o;¢’a’ all

thebcariﬂg: of zzerme and /awmir. He hath rnanifefted,

himfelf a Piece’of’that feafon’d worth, that the‘~:~pem of’

this zfge cannot fuﬂiciently defcribe, for if they ihould
attcrnptits his ‘verttm would page in f A thick together,
that they’d chazzke the current ofthe ableitfmcy ; being
(indeed ) not ﬁt to be delivered with the ordinary liberty
of/]vcc*cla,.byut rather by the W61-ordered and majcﬂi_ck dc’-»
11":/67:)! ofan dnge/I 5 ﬁat however, y y t v . 5
I/Jam‘ age: pezm/z‘ metumteftalvi
Eamafizpee/fer.

In ﬁne,‘ no frincc ere ﬂii‘in’d up for many -vermes, or was A

more fines, or zmfortmmte, V
A M mi Pztdor, é-' gmﬂitiazforor,
A Irzgarrupta ,Fia’e.r:, izudag} Verima, " 4 
Qmmda u/[um invcnientparcm ? '

’ Yet when he was removed from his Throne, they ( per-
force) left him the greateﬁ dzgnity, for naéilitm _/01416:/5
ﬁg; tmica, ruirtm ; and when he was difpoﬁeft of three
Kingdoms, yet {til he injoy’d a laroei‘fez'gzIory, for 'UirtII«5_'

 
e optima pof]£fiz'o, but what would have been the ill ue of‘ A

his imprifonmezat, Heavens 4/I-diﬁerﬂiﬂg eye onely faw,

Prom dlﬁmorz fempcr in pejm ﬁdes. Infuch dubious,

cafes give us leave to fear the worﬁ. Ibelieve they ﬂrove
to make him happy, but I as verily believe it muff have
been veriﬁed in the iPl2ilofop/yer: fenfe, faelzfx ante abimm
mime. And Carzkérook-ecaﬂle Iam as fully fatisﬁed, was
prepared with the fame intention the mltrdering-S/Jirt
was for Agamemnm ; outof which it was impolﬁble for

C hing

(I5)

him to fcape. Ungratefull ocean I who after this Sam

A long daies driving his troublefotne e/Jariet, courting him

into her bofome, to quench the tlrirﬂ of his »Steeels,and. to
refrefh himfelf, turn’d to a bottomlcjfe deep, and betray’d
him into an in/atiable Galpb, where he i( 6 complementall
treachery ! ) had been irrecoverably a’rewr2’el,but for thofe
loyall and unexpected. handsgthat are now haying him up
again : And thanks be unto God for this timely appearing

t deliverance, and opening unto him a paflage by fo un-

expecfted a dare. During this time ofdaraaee, what ha; ~
pineﬂe was it for a Iﬁrrg to own the latimele of three King ~
dams, who was thus confin’d to as few rooms; where he
had little or no reerearz’on,but what he receiv’d by that re-

ﬂex of his many rrzzisfortmzes, which by ‘him were never

merited, nor by us can be fuﬁiciently lamented. Here His
yatieneeindured the Itriéteﬂ: teach, for the Minifters of
Sat/ran were fet upon every ﬁde to bayﬁt him; and his
loweﬂ: Vaﬂal: that fought to underminehim, when they
could not do it, raifed themfelves high to era/Ii him with
their power. And nowit was they acted allbelaw-beard,
having their times and feafome as alarke, as the wiﬂaes, of
fuch light haters could poﬁibly lim~out;, ﬂrewingrhim
lefTe.merey then his relation required, and more tyrant»
my then his fault: could d£’ﬁ’7”'Z/6 .- which exceedingly
itrengthned this fufpition that that Swera’ might [lecture-
ly cut off, which fo przVUately:feetCl1’d its blow : the feare
whereof to the fouls of his loyall Sulzjezfﬁ was really, ae-

ﬂirt/aio iamararae.

y Thefe, andimany more his n9zI~fforMne5 we1'eetohela~
*mented,bec'aul"e they were his, andithe 1’:2l‘tz’ll€1‘- becau{'tr~( to
the na~r.row.ePt' obﬁrver) they feem.’dtio11dalin’icl', ,t“0“l‘L!ﬂ’:'p5l-
rallel- with his life; diuringiwhich, like the l1‘®blC*1t’0r/mﬂ

 his tolling Tam ofaaaa, wliich ways forever lieturnsﬂ

emuli:

n (1 7?

muit needs Feel fometliing that continually grills ‘him ~15
ini'0rnuch,that many thought the ’beitbileiiing they could
defire for him (dearly feeming to them his ifiaiithfulfrieﬁdj
was to wifh I-Ieaven would ‘fend a writ of eofé to his reit-
leﬂe labours, and {'0 releafe him from his growing ﬂir-
row: . ’Twas this very conﬁderation that ipurchafed
him fome aﬁreoﬁorzs among tl1ofe»nari*o'w-hey?! attendants
ofhis. Multzér ille omﬁeozza armor .- and divers of their
own part could not but look upon his oﬁiiéfioos with a

itiful di like: Nay 1 his bitter Eroomies began to lament
his dzﬂrtjfool condition 5 his imzprzfomroeot alone, freeing
him from the further ftrokes ofmzzlioe.

And what true Errglzjb heart is it, that can hear the par-
ticulars of his rooglmfoge and tranfcendent rmfery, with-
out affording anoble oom]>of5'z'o;2 ? really none ; unlefie
fuch as are hardned into a ﬁii~ne=’ck?d infeoﬁoleocﬂé. ‘But
I hope fome gratefull Hi/forzlorz when he {hall record the
Armal: of his misfortunes, will not let thefe pafie, without
being morgiﬁd with a texted Eooe, the rather, becaufe it
hath been the nature of the Englf/be to behold dzﬂrejfe:
with a tender eye, and melting heart 5 conceiving it ever
more noble to rozﬁ: him up that is thrown a'owr2e.-, then to

fopport thofe whom they have ‘rrtifed. For though For-
tune (that Tyrant to humane eftate) hath exercifeid her
rigorous powertoo much and long, "yetnow ﬁnce the be-
gins to abate fome of her cruelty, we may be invited (as
y a good Omen) to aﬂift his re-eitablifhment, her wheel
is ever in a perpetuall motion, and “us grobable H13‘ Mo-
jg/iy is now paft the N azlir, and upon t he nfoending ﬁzle,

it i, a A   i  qmii neget ordatz} '

Provo: rclooz‘ poﬂe rivvo: i- ‘
  " iltloﬂtiéroo,  iberz°mre'verti.i ‘

C 2 i ii And

 
' he ( I 8).

And now to behold ha pinellieto approach ivhenmruy
and malice had weaved gich ftrong webs, that it lay not
within the compalle of any All}: to break ; to fee delive-
rance at hand when he was thrown beyond the hand of

i lyope or help, nolpollibility {hewing it felfto re—in{tate him

into his pa]? [I0720Zt-715'; is like a glory in the middle ,0fan
Eelrpfc’. But the pailage through which Goa’; providence

wanders, is alwaies mlramlow .- through how many Fe-—

verall Mezzmler: and unfeen waies, doth it begin to fteale.

us: perhaps ’twill prove well for as, though ’twas end

for /Jim, that he hath been thus long laid aﬁde 2, his ver-
mes lilcealuliy painting never appeared fetizre and lively
but at this remove. His abfence hath given our t/aoziglet:
time to chew the wdd, through which relifh we may
ﬁrengthen the opinion of his mwwzltmble worth, and in

his Worthy t/younger: render our felves clean éeafl. And
though his enemies mzzlziee hath j72rué’a’ him into Zliedere

wooel, and great oak: feldome row to perfetﬁ; Timber’af—_- A

ter once lope, yet his humb eppatieme will make him
capable ofﬂzreazl/mg, fpecially being befer with fo many‘
interpoling skreem which curb the imperious winds, and
pre ferve him from their blzz/lzkeg power, and happily then
{hall we l7ve under his proteétingﬂaelter. i iTisi"true, the
interrnitting 124;:/la mates of the Times has difcompofed’
many inflramezets .- yethis difpoﬁtion continues fer to his
wonted fweetneffe, ancllikethe Sun, is, Idemper diverﬁt.
Nor need we doubt that the courfe of aifaires can be 0-
therwife then happily Iteered, when we ihallbehold fo,
able and honelt a Pilot fit at the /lerne again, whofe ma...
nifeit skill, the crofle tide: ( raifed by thefelatcv ﬂormer )
hath juftly commended. 4 i ’ ‘ ' ‘ i ~ g ;
To Conclude, though the zzjfgtges wherein we walke,
feem (_ at prefent ) olfmre, andprmeertaine; yet doubtlelle
' they’l

  but ﬂaortlryiremovet that the naturall force" 0

(I9‘)

  .:hey*1 allhrcdly leadour leper to their ielxpecfted end,
what we cannot yet clearly fee, wemuft ftrive to flew

out, and he that is content leifutely to clime a kill) {ha} 3

great deale better his proﬂreﬁ. IF I may judge of the en. t

fuing clay without ereéfing a ﬁgure,(and‘many times fome
generall jttclgmcﬂts may be gathered. from »leﬂer.e..~cctc7ﬂe3)
as plain Cozmtry-men Q though illiterate) can guefle at "en.
fuing weather by obferving the colour of the Meme ) I
ihould be very forward to aﬂiue this Nation of a cleare
Heri/‘”Lm,,. wherein we {hall refiore Pbcelczc in his won-i
ted /plendoar, and our {elves capablel of receivino the be-4
neﬁt of his healing inﬂuence, which whilft any igatall or
envious interpoﬁtioie lafis, cannot clefcend upon us; not
our eye: becomforted with a beame naturally pOWCl‘fl.1ll.‘
But ’tis almoft impofﬁble (according to naturall caufes )
but that London (in theigienefality) mua naturally affeét
Mamzrc/yy if Giemirzi be its Afcendmat, that affeétionatea

can/lellatian beholds Leo with a Sextilej which is counted; i

the Regall Sigma, and the Aj]2ec‘2‘ an 4/]7el? of law and
ﬂiendﬂaip .- Nor v"vil this Kingdorn—e(if under Aries) come
behind, or ever indure any amuerammz but what is Al Mo-A
mzrckicall, for cﬂries is of the fame nature and triplicit]
with Leo, and calls to it a Friendly Trim, ( which is eftee-

med the moﬂ: perféc‘? and ﬁi mdly Aﬁell‘ ) nor can 
I<'z’xgly Lion but cordially affect both thofeﬂgnes, whom

he fo amicably beholds. So that notwithﬂandin other
malevolent Plzmets ( either by unheeappeya oﬁticmpr E
ezﬂzefi ) have for {ome yeares impoyg)n’d their nature;
thruﬂing the Sun out of his exalmtim, and converting
the quality of Mercury to ill, by fometmaliciow &]2revwz—
lent my 5 yet furely fuch will not alwaies provfﬂatienary,
t

may fhew their mutual! egfeliion ; And if either Kingdom:
' C 3 or

atefull

hefeﬁgm“

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.-ot Citywiil tafithe beneﬁt of the Sill}: .revvivif'ying inﬂux;

woe, now is the time to receive it ; For in this years rm.
lzotion the Idzogly ﬁgne culmiozotegand S om Almzotezz there-
of pofired in cﬂries the Kiﬂgol0me5_ﬁgnC and his owne
exolootiooz, from whence he beholds G emim’ with a loving
Sextz'le,and (receives Moroury)Lord thereof into his exal-
mtiorz; whofepowor, poﬁtioro, and aﬁeéi‘, (to ether with
many agreeing To/iimonies in that promiﬁng oboome) are
all aﬂhrances ofHo': Majeﬂies recruiting his /oonozor, and

tﬂrong pref umptions of mutuall concord and agreement,
between the King, K ioogdomc, and City.

That no more olﬂoole: then ms?! run between us and

a our happineife, let us difcover his oft: and bonozmzblc en.

tertainmcnt  our free and hearty invitations, left he be
ftollen again into a oloood r; and this City fuffer the room it
15 now ready to fall into: for by this and no other way

  can we recover our loﬁ rommme; which when we, on Ce a-;

gain enjoy; let us learn to be fo prudent as toffeférwe it.‘

5\@llotm noamen /ooooe:,ﬂt12rz/oycleiooioz,